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Page 143
I. , A. I ) , " he must first ordain and substitute for his lieutenants , deputies and
other officers under him , some of the most loyal , wise , and discreet persons in
the Maritime Law and ancient customs of the seas , which he can anywhere find .
I. , A. I ) , " he must first ordain and substitute for his lieutenants , deputies and
other officers under him , some of the most loyal , wise , and discreet persons in
the Maritime Law and ancient customs of the seas , which he can anywhere find .
Page 144
There is no evidence that the Lord High Adiniral ever personally presided in his
judicial office , although the precepts of venire facias to the sheriffs and officers ,
as also the warrants for proclaiming the Sessions , for bringing prisoners to their ...
There is no evidence that the Lord High Adiniral ever personally presided in his
judicial office , although the precepts of venire facias to the sheriffs and officers ,
as also the warrants for proclaiming the Sessions , for bringing prisoners to their ...
Page 146
61 ) , the Commons complain of persons being summoned by the officers of the
Admiral à Loundres à la Key de William Horton , Suthwerke . In the reign of Henry
VIII . , Orton Key , near London Bridge , is mentioned in the Records of the High ...
61 ) , the Commons complain of persons being summoned by the officers of the
Admiral à Loundres à la Key de William Horton , Suthwerke . In the reign of Henry
VIII . , Orton Key , near London Bridge , is mentioned in the Records of the High ...
Page 147
... it is said that at that time the use was for the Admiral's officers to serve their
citations upon the land — and great reason , for otherwise their jurisdiction were
to little purpose . Upon this reason , also , is the High Court of Admiralty , by
ancient ...
... it is said that at that time the use was for the Admiral's officers to serve their
citations upon the land — and great reason , for otherwise their jurisdiction were
to little purpose . Upon this reason , also , is the High Court of Admiralty , by
ancient ...
Page 153
Besides the sufferings of the people , which credible witnesses describe as
literally appalling , the administration of the country becomes partially
disorganised during these visitations , owing to the best officers of the
Government being called ...
Besides the sufferings of the people , which credible witnesses describe as
literally appalling , the administration of the country becomes partially
disorganised during these visitations , owing to the best officers of the
Government being called ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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